Malaysians Akash Nandy (centre) and Afiq Ikhwan (left) finished first and second respectively in Race 13 of the Formula Masters China racing series at the Sepang International Circuit last month in this filepic. Akash is 21 points adrift in the standings with three races to go in China beginning on Friday.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s 16-year-old racing prodigy Akash Nandy is hoping to overcome a 21-point deficit to try and win the first-ever Formula Masters China Series (FMCS) this weekend.
The event will be the deciding races for the region’s new junior single-seater series, which is being held as part of the Sports Car Champions Festival (SCCF) at the Shanghai International Circuit.
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